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In zsh, you can use =() instead of <() to slurp all the data into a temporary file first to deal with this issue. Perhaps bash has this also.
by dima55 12y ago
In zsh, you can use =() instead of <() to slurp all the data into a temporary file first to deal with this issue. Perhaps bash has this also.
- falcolas 12y agoBash does not have `=()`, but with a few extra commands you could write to temporary files using `mktmp`. Or use zsh. :)